Pragmatics And Society, as an academic journal focused on the social aspects of language use, provides readers with a platform for in-depth exploration of the role of language in social interaction. This journal not only focuses on the direct use of language, but also covers the interweaving of language and social structure, identity recognition, power relations, and other aspects. It gathers research results from multiple disciplines such as linguistics, sociology, psychology, developmental and cognitive sciences, anthropology, media studies, and computer related social research. These diverse perspectives provide rich theoretical and empirical foundations for pragmatics research, promoting interdisciplinary integration.

By publishing high-quality academic papers and research reports, journals not only provide a platform for academic exchange for scholars, but also offer valuable insights and suggestions for policy makers, educators, and various sectors of society. It has important academic significance and social value for understanding how language shapes and reflects social phenomena, as well as how it plays a role in social interaction.